Portfolio by Linh Tran

(ADVANCE) DESIGN portfolio of linh tran

CONTENT PROFESSIONAL PROJECTS

the rose

Rolesdale, Melbourne

toolern masterplan Mt Cottrell Road, Rockbank

one orchard New Street, Brighton

1 queen

Melbourne

CERA STRIBLEY ARCHITECTS Completed set of Town Planning Applicationfrom SIte Analysis, drawings, concept diagrams & illustrations

BRUCE HENDERSON ARCHITECTS Proposed Masterplan visual presentation

BRUCE HENDERSON ARCHITECTS Schematic design and 3D modeling using Revit in early phases

INTEREST PROPERTY EOI package for 1 Queen St hotel project layout document

GRADUATE PROJECTS

big chapel st Prahran, Melbourne

gtv 9

Bendigo St - Richmond

remembering

Treasury Garden, East Melbourne

MAJOR PROJECT SUPERVISED BY GRAHAM CHRIS Mixed use complex focusing on the impacts of public space on urban infrastructure

MASTER PLAN SUPERVISED BY IVAN RIJACVEC High density residential Urban planning & prototype design

SUPERVISED BY AMY MUIR

Memmorial. Focusing on spacial quality

about

Architecture graduate who is passionate about property development. Extensive architectural skills, entrepreneurial mindset and an iron will to improve performance are the foundation for her career path. Linh believes in visionary design that accommodates financial constraints of the market and devote to shaping cities. Every encounter she experiences is treated as a learning curve. Taking everything on board and try to constantly build and improve abilities in all fields; and this is not just in regards to professional life but also socially and physically. In her spare time, linh loves skateboarding because it requires fearless mindset and patience with failures. It introduces great community to social circle and keeps her attitude positive in life. Skating offers a revolutionary perspective for her as an architecture student: one that allows her to see buildings beyond what they were intended to be.

DEVELOPING ARE TOOLERN MASTERPLAN MT COTTRELL ROAD, ROCKBANK JUNE 2015

GOVERMENT EDUCATION FACILITY

NEIGHBORHOOD ACTIVITY CENTRE

HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL

CATHOLIC EDUCATION FACILITY

Contents

THE ROSE TOWN PLANNING SUBMISSION Contact

June 2016 Prepared for Mr. Anthony Pearse

Domenic Cerantonio Managing Principal dom@cerastribley.com

THE ROSE TOWN PLANNING SUBMISSION June 2016 Prepared for Mr. Anthony Pearse

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Project Analysis

Design

Finishes, Shadows + Visualisations

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1.1

Location Aerial Photography Site Survey Surrounding Context Street Photos

1.2

Analysis Site Analysis

1.3

Design Design Guidline Analysis Design Response Design Diagrams Materiality Lot Design

1.4

Architectural Statement

1.5

Summary Area Schedule Cause 55 Assessment

2.1

Plans TP.100 TP.101 TP.102 TP.103 TP.104 TP.105

Existing Site Plan Demolition Plan Proposed Site Plan Proposed Ground Floor Plan Proposed First Floor Plan Proposed Roof Plan

2.2

Elevations TP.200 Proposed Elevations - 1 TP.201 Proposed Elevations - 2 TP.202 Proposed Elevations - 3 TP.203 Proposed Elevations - 4 TP.204 Proposed Elevations - 5 TP.205 Proposed Elevations - 6 TP.206 Proposed Fence Elevations

2.3

Sections TP.300 Proposed Section A (TH 1) TP.301 Proposed Section A (TH 2)

3.1

Finishes Material Schedule

3.2

Shadow Diagrams TP.500 Shadow Diagrams - 1 TP.501 Shadow Diagrams - 2 TP.502 Shadow Diagrams - 3

3.3

Artist Impressions View 01 View 02 View 03 View 04 View 05 View 06

THE ROSE, GLEN IRIS Town Planning Submission June 2016

1.1

Location Subject Site

11 Rosedale Road, Glen T H King Oval

Glen Iris Primary

Glen Iris Road

High Street

Summerhill Road

Hill N Date Park

Ferndale Trail

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Site Analysis

Rosedale Road

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HAZELD INE ROAD

1.2

Glen Iris Uniting

E Subject Site

GREEND ALE RO AD

Gardiners Creek

ROSEDA LE ROAD

Subject Site

Sun Path

Existing Crossover to the Subject

Extent of Adjoining Dwelling

Major Traffic Flows

Views / Glimpses to Site

Existing Pedestrian Access

Adjoining P.O.S

Existing Trees on Footpath + Adjoining Dwellings

Surrounding Residential Zone

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THE ROSE, GLEN IRIS Town Planning Submission

iagrams

DA L

3.64°

Heights

Fall on site calculated at approx 3.64% falling from south to north. Mass divided between proposed townhouses to allow proposal to step down, and reduce overall building height. Maximum building height 7.5m from allowable 9m.

DA L

Ground Floor Setbacks

Setbacks to Rosedale st maintain prevailing setback of immediate neighbors.

First Floor Setbacks

First floor setbacks to Hazeldine st to reduce visual bulk at intersection of Rosedale rd.

Setback to Hazledine Rd consistent Large setbacks proposed to east with corner block position. neighbor to ensure no visual bulk impact. Large setback to north neighbor to allow POS for TH2. Large setback proposed to north neighbour to ensure no visual bulk Setbacks to east neighbour where impact. no wall on boundary exists. This allows creation of courtyards for First floor setbacks between TH1 and TH2 proposed townhouses allow allows for creation of North light filled Setbacks also introduced between POS for TH1 two proposed townhouses to articulate forms.

DA L

Articulation

Proposed elevations are articulated using masonry and vertical strips of cladding to retain similar textures found in area. Garage doors are hidden and glazing is proposed to all street facing walls to encourage passive surveillance and foster community interaction.

THE ROSE, GLEN IRIS Town Planning Submission June 2016

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T.B.M. Aluminum Rivet R.L. 43.83 A.H.D

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180°00' 42.67 2000

SERVICE COURTYARD

BUTLERS P'TRY

P'TRY / L'DRY

8675

2050

LIVING

GARAGE

SERVICE COURTYARD

L'DRY

LIVING / DINING

PDR

TH 1

PDR

HALL STAND

ENTRY GATE

4,000L RAINWATER TANK TO BE CONNECTED FOR TOILET FLUSHING

BBQ

TP.300

ENS

DINING

STEEL SLATE FENCE WITH GATE

POS FFL 43.30

LIVING / DINING

4930

GARAGE

WIR

FFL 43.30

8775

FFL 41.80

WIR MASTER BED 01

LAWN

9475

LAWN

4,000L RAINWATER TANK TO BE CONNECTED FOR TOILET FLUSHING

LIVING

ENS

3865

MASTER BED 01

ENTRY

GATE UP

BRICK FENCE

GATE

STEEL SLATE FENCE

DRIVEWAY

0°00' 39.62

STEEL SLATE FENCE WITH GATE

BRICK FENCE

NEW CROSSOVER

4900

HAZELDINE

ROAD

STEEL SLATE FENCE

1840

2400

GATE

TH 2

DINING

1840

BRICK FENCE

FFL 41.50

EXISTING CROSSOVER

FFL 43.30

6950

POS FFL 41.50

DRIVEWAY

FFL 43.30

KITCHEN

292°20' 13.71

4735

BRICK FENCE

3825

4135

TP.300

BRICK FENCE

1.8m HIGH PALING FENCE

BBQ

ROAD

1.8m HIGH PALING FENCE

BRICK FENCE

ROSEDALE

89°20' 16.76

oncept Form

TITLE BOUNDARY

02 TP.200

TOWNHOUSE 1 PARAPET 400

RL 49.80

FCL 49.40

400

2700

RL 48.00

FCL 47.60

F.FLOOR

F.FLOOR 2700

400

FFL 46.70

FCL 46.30

G.FLOOR

F.FLOOR

ROSEDALE ROAD

F.FLOOR

TOWNHOUSE 2

PARAPET

FCL 44.50

BBQ

G.FLOOR

No.21

3000

400

1800

FFL 44.90

G.FLOOR FFL 43.30

1800

3000

SINGLE STORY W/B HOUSE TILE ROOF

BBQ

2650

G.FLOOR FFL 41.50

OVERALL WEST ELEVATION

SCALE 1:100@A1/1:200@A3

TITLE BOUNDARY

TP.200

MC1

TOWNHOUSE 2

PARAPET 400

RL 48.00

FCL 47.60

F.FLOOR

6350

F.FLOOR

6670

6920

2700

4550

400

FFL 44.90

FCL 44.50

MATERIAL LEGEND

1800

3200

3000

FFL 41.50

BBQ

2650

G.FLOOR

2725

G.FLOOR 3720

No.21 SINGLE STORY W/B HOUSE TILE ROOF

TH 2 DRIVEWAY

TH 2 FRONT GATE

MC1

TH 1 WEST ELEVATION

2 TP.200

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CHECKED BY:

DRAWING N°:

DRAWING TITLE:

DRAWING STATUS:

TOWN PLANNING

TP.200

PROPOSED ELEVATIONS - 1

BRICK

PAINT FINISH ON MATRIX BOARD COLOUR: CHARCOAL

MC1

ALUMINUM EXTERNAL WALL PANELING COLOUR: CHARCOAL

MC2

ALUMINUM ANGLE PROFILE WALL CLADDING COLOUR: CHARCOAL

ALUMINUM WINDOW FRAME COLOUR: BLACK

BRICK FENCE

VERTICAL STEEL SLATE FENCE

FIXED VERTICAL ALUMINUM LOUVRE SCREEN COLOUR: CHARCOAL

SUBJECT SITE

TOWNHOUSE 1

TITLE BOUNDARY

SET DOWN OF TH 1 ON THE LOWER GROUND LEVEL IN ORDER TO RESPECT THE EXISTING CONTOURS ALLOWS: 1. NORTHERN SUNLIGHT TO PENETRATE TO P.O.S + LIVING AREA OF TH 2. 2. VIEW TO OUTSIDE FROM THE UPPER LEVEL OF TH2.

TOWNHOUSE 2

314-320 ALBERT STREET, EAST MELBOURNE

02 TP.301 PARAPET 400

RL 49.80

FCL 49.40

1700

RUMPUS

EYE LEVEL

400

OFFICE

FCL 47.60

2700

RL 48.00

F.FLOOR

F.FLOOR 2700

400

FFL 46.70

SCREEN

OFFICE / SPARE BED

RUMPUS

SCREEN

FCL 46.30

G.FLOOR

F.FLOOR

ROSEDALE ROAD

F.FLOOR

PARAPET

POS

FCL 44.50

BBQ

G.FLOOR

No.21

ENS

1800

400

DINING

3000

FFL 44.90

G.FLOOR FFL 43.30

GARAGE

DINING 1800

3000

SINGLE STORY W/B HOUSE TILE ROOF

NGL ON BOUNDAR

GARAGE

BBQ

G.FLOOR

POS

FFL 41.80

FFL 41.50

NGL ON BOUNDAR

SUBJECT SITE

OVERALL SECTION SCALE 1:100@A1/1:200@A3

TITLE BOUNDARY

1 TP.301

TOWNHOUSE 2

314-320 ALBERT STREET, EAST MELBOURNE

PARAPET 400

RL 49.80

FCL 49.40

F.FLOOR 400

FFL 46.70

FCL 46.30

ENS

1800

DINING

3000

G.FLOOR

POS BBQ

G.FLOOR FFL 43.30

NGL ON BOUNDARY

GARAGE FFL 41.80

2 TP.301

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DRAWING TITLE:

DRAWING STATUS:

TOWN PLANNING

TP.301

PROPOSED SECTIONS - 2

ROSEDALE ROAD

RUMPUS

EYE LEVEL

1700

2700

F.FLOOR OFFICE

T.B.M. Aluminum Rivet R.L. 43.83 A.H.D

NO ADDITIONAL SHADOW

T.B.M. Aluminum Rivet R.L. 43.83 A.H.D

NO ADDITIONAL SHADOW

180°00' 42.67

180°00' 42.67 METAL SHEET ROOF

METAL SHEET ROOF

TP.300

METAL SHEET ROOF

TP.300

SKYLIGHT

0°00' 39.62

HAZELDINE

METAL SHEET ROOF

0°00' 39.62

ROAD

HAZELDINE

ROAD

LEGEND

1 TP.500

EXISTING SHADOW LINE

PROPOSED SHADOW LINE

AREA OF ADDITIONAL SHADOW

SHADOW DIAGRAM - 9AM

SCALE 1:150@A1

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LEGEND EXISTING SHADOW LINE

TP.500

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DRAWING STATUS:

TOWN PLANNING

TP.500

SHADOW DIAGRAMS - 1

ROSEDALE

TP.300

292°20' 13.71

METAL SHEET ROOF

89°20' 16.76

METAL SHEET ROOF

ROSEDALE

METAL SHEET ROOF

292°20' 13.71

89°20' 16.76

TP.300

ROAD

METAL SHEET ROOF

ROAD

METAL SHEET ROOF

180°00' 42.67

1.8m HIGH PALING FENCE

SERVICE COURTYARD

BUTLERS P'TRY

4135 4735

2000

3825

BBQ

P'TRY / L'DRY

8675

2050

LIVING

GARAGE

SERVICE COURTYARD

KITCHEN FFL 43.30

6950

L'DRY

FFL 41.50

LIVING / DINING FFL 41.50

DRIVEWAY

FFL 43.30

KITCHEN POS

89°20' 16.76

BRICK FENCE

1.8m HIGH PALING FENCE

GATE

TH 2

PDR

TH 1

PDR

DINING

HALL STAND

ENTRY

4,000L RAINWATER TANK TO BE CONNECTED FOR TOILET FLUSHING

BBQ

TP.300

ENS

DINING POS FFL 43.30

LIVING / DINING

4930

GARAGE

WIR

FFL 43.30

8775

FFL 41.80

WIR MASTER BED 01

LAWN

9475

LAWN

4,000L RAINWATER TANK TO BE CONNECTED FOR TOILET FLUSHING

LIVING

ENS

3865

MASTER BED 01

ENTRY

GATE UP

1840

2400

1840 BRICK FENCE

DRIVEWAY

GATE

STEEL SLATE FENCE

0°00' 39.62

STEEL SLATE FENCE WITH GATE

BRICK FENCE

STEEL SLATE FENCE

BRICK FENCE

NEW CROSSOVER

4900 NOTES DO NOT SCALE.CONSTRACTOR MUST VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE BEFORE COMMENCING ANY WORK OR PREPARING SHOP DRAWINGS WHICH MUST BE APPROVED BY THE ARCHITECT BEFORE MANUFACTURE. ANY EXTRA ENTAILED IN WORK SHOWN ON THIS DRAWING MUST BE CLAIMED AND APPROVED BEFORE PROCEEDING. COPYRIGHT

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TP.103

PROJECT:

ROSEDALE

11 ROSEDALE ROAD, GLEN IRIS PROPOSED MULTI-RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT DRAWING TITLE:

PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLAN

ONE ORCHARD Schematic design and 3D model using Revit early phases

H OT E L OP ER ATO R EO I | AUGUS T 2 016

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QU EE N ST

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FL IND

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BIG CHAPEL ST PRAHRAN this project proposes a sensational mixed use complex that engages with the underlying urban, economic, infrastructural and cultural systems that organise the district. there is much discussion around what to do with the site and the city council is tasked with finding a use for the colonial site, investigating new possibilities. the site is located in between Prahran station and Chapel street, demanding a site-specific approach to bridging the two. the project places pedestrians first, proposing new network of parks and paths creating a green network of effortless circulation with a distinctive character of a cultural hub (or locale). Creating a new landscape layer hovering above the ground, adding a vibrant layer of social activities. Topography and accessibility are merged and together with the proposed activation will create a new heart of Prahran. BIG CHAPEL ST aims to provide and encourage a dynamic and pedestrian focused community while linking the local residential neighbourhood back to the main attractions in Chapel street. What is currently a spatial parking lot is set to become a new destination to thousands of Melbournians, a centre of commerce and retail, and a major open space that builds upon the cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s reinvestment in the city centre and its public spaces, while acting as a catalyst for underserved parts of the area.

GTV 9 - RICHMOND BENDIGO ST - BURNLEY

APARTMENT PROTOTYPES 1

LOW END RANGE

MID

D END RANGE

MID-HIGH END RANGE

HIGH END RANGE

TYPE 6

TYPE 1 1

WORK STUDIO

HIGH END RANGE

DOUBLE STOREY 3 BEDROOM APARTMENT

TYPE 2 1

LOW END RANGE

SINGLE APARTMENT WITH MINIMAL AMENITY ENCOURAGE PUBLIC INTERACTION COME WITH COMMON PUBLIC AREA

TYPE 3 GTV9 , RICHMOND LINH1TRAN | APRIL 1 2016 1

GTV9 , RICHMOND LINH TRAN | APRIL 2016

TYPE 5

LOW END RANGE

2 SINGLE APARTMENT COME WITH ITâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S OWN WORK/STUDY SPACE

MID-HIGH END RANGE

DOUBLE STOREY 2 BED APARTMENT ACCESS TO LIVING ROOM AND OFFICE ON 2 FLOOR

TYPE 4 2

MID END RANGE

DOUBLE BED APARTMENT WITH WORK SPACE

GTV9 , RICHMOND LINH TRAN | APRIL 2016

PROJECT AREA

DWELLING VOLUME

GTV9 , RICHMOND

LINH TRAN | APRIL 2016

BAR/ RESTAURANT

PRECINT CENTRE GTV9 , RICHMOND LINH TRAN | APRIL 2016

COMMUNITY/ SOCIAL CLUBS

GYM

PUBLIC THEATER/ ENTERTAINMENT

LIBRARY

PRECINT CENTRE GTV9 , RICHMOND LINH TRAN | APRIL 2016

GTV 9 STUDIO

SHARED OPEN SPACE

CHILDCARE CENTRE

GTV9 , RICHMOND

LINH TRAN | APRIL 2016

OFF STREET PARKING

CHILDCARE CENTRE

NEIGHBORHOOD RESPONSE

PERSPECTIVE SECTION

REMEMBERING TREASURE GARDEN

(CONTENT) REVOLVING HIGHRISE the residential tower

THE MIRRORED WORLD the house and museum

LABRADORITE the jewelry club

INTRINSIC EFFECT the temporary pop-up theater

LINH TRAN

linh.tran2139@gmail.com Bachelor of Architecture RMIT University 2011-2013

REVOLVING HIGHRISE

context context context..

VISIONARY CITY The building was designed following the encouragement of a visionary approach to the current highrise housing stock within the Centre Business District of Melbourne. The purpose is to maintainand sustain the title of Melbourne as the second most livable city in the world. The tower is highly innovative concept taking the most advantages of the famous Flagstaff Garden in the front as well as providing good affection for the neighbors. The form of the whole building was developed as layers with gaps between every two floors, which captures great amount of sunlight. Moreover, every apartment is located unevenly and spreaded out leading fresh air being drawn in every single apartment. The whole building is lifted up to avoid pollution from the road and at the same time create a public space underneath that provides shade shelter.

THE MIRRORED WORLD

one simple idea creates comple

exploring great range of different met generate surprising, interesting forms.

xity..

thods to ...

plan

section

MUSEAM ENTRANCE

HOUSE INTERIOR

HOUSE AND MUSEUM SHARE INNER WALLS

3D SHADOW CONCEPT

MINIMAL SURFACE TECHNIQUE

HOUSE AND MUSEUM SPACIAL DIAGRAM

LONGITUDINAL SECTION 1:250

LONGITUDINAL ELEVATION 1:250

LABRADORITE the jewelry club

one simple idea creates complexity.. playing with mathematical, algorithmical methods to generate circulation, forms based on conceptual shapes..

MATERIALIZED 3D MODEL TO EMPHASIZE, ENHANCE THE TEXTURE, CHARACTERISTIC OF THE MASS

experiment

with

Rhino

scripts

ATTRACTORS THE GENERATIVE ACTION IS CONTROLLED USING CONSTRAINTS POINTS AND CURVES

SUBDIVISION the polygons are then self subdivide scaling based on the distance between itself to the constraint curve

AGENTS ON MESH

DESCRIPTION: This is a mesh navigation focus code. It takes as an input a single mesh, a few attractors as points or curves and a collection of points for the selection of vertices-agents. It finds the adjecent vertices on a mesh for a given index of a vertex.

Attractors: 3 Ovals Step size of agents deformating vector: 100

Attractors: 2 Ovals, 1 sphere Step size of agents deformating vector: 80

Attractors: 1 large sphere Step size of agents deformating vector: 120

DETAIL FACADE

SECTION A 1:200

The project incoroporite the use of python scripting to create an architecture building that we name it Labradorite. Labradorite is created by the inspiration of jewelry club. Many wealthy people around the country who enjoy the accessories of shinny diamond, ruby and many more to come and enjoy their hobby. This is a private building, however, it is open to public via the linking path between Little collin st. and Myer Pl, and the cafe lounge. This building is designed according to the concept of the club where the exterior is created gemstone-like and the path represent the place where diamond, gold or many jewelries exsisted over a period of rainfall where will be the welcoming entrance for the club members.

section b 1:200

Attractor: 2 Large circles Step size of agents deformating vector: 180 The script focused on agents on mesh where the mesh is the input for a few attractors as points or curves, and collection of points for the selection of vertices agents to destruct the basic mesh shape. The building is created by having the attractors positioned on the opposite side of each other and by selecting the correct vertices, the agents on mesh pull and deformed the original mesh shape towards the attractors that was selected earlier to form the new shape. This is the script that is suitable to create the gemstone-like shape just is make up of many triangles.

DIAGRAMS

ELEVATION

LINKING PATH BETWEEN LT COLLINS ST AND MEYERS PL

WALLS CREATE CIRCULATION THROUGH THE BUILDING

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

1ST FLOOR PLAN

2ND FLOOR PLAN

3RD FLOOR PLAN

INTRINSIC EFFECTS self generate

experimenting the action of interfering betwen different charateristics to generate constructive forms and textures..

DESIGN STRATEGIES Self assembly architecture

DESIGN With the STRATEGIES low-polygon fabric, the softness and flexibility is limited. Its rigidity helps the fabric structure to stand up by itself using springs, which is

easy to set up on site and best for temporary architecture. SELF ASSEMBLY ARCHITECTURE With the low-polygon fabric, the softness and flexibility is limited. Its rigidity helps the fabric Intrinsic affects of fabric when it is rigid/supple structure to of stand by itself springs, which is easy to set up “pixelated”. on site and best for temporary Our intention using up low-polygon fabricusing as the structure, makes the project somehow becomes The pixelated pieces emphasize the architecture. rigidity and make a great contrast with the fine/supple fabric. By putting these two qualities together, it performs variations of stiffness in the project. INTRINSIC EFFECTS OF FABRIC WHEN IT IS RIGID/SUPPLE To get an unexpected form Our Instead intention of using low-polygon structure, makes themore project some how how becomes of drapping and manually putting lotsfabric of springsas andthe constraints on the fabric, we are interested in seeing fabric itself controls the “pixelated”. pixelated pieces emphasize the rididity and make a great contrast with the fine/supple form and how The the supple ones react to the rigid shell. fabric. By putting these two qualities together, it performs variation of stiffness in the project. TO GET AN UNEXPECTED FORM Instead of drapping and manually putting lots of springs and constraints on the fabric, we are more interested in seeing how fabric itself controls the form and how the supple ones react to the rigid shell.

CONSTRAINT: LOW-POLYGON RAILS CONSTRAINT: LOW-POLYGON RAILS

Since these rails are are in polygons, it limits its flexibility when Since these rails insuper superlow low polygons, it limits its flexibility moving. These help the the shellshell to stand when moving. These help to up. stand up.

SHELL: FABRIC Shell:LOW-POLYGON low-polygon fabric

TheThe shell fabric is made up up of of low lowpolygons polygonsasas well, but shell/fabric is made well, but comparatively comparatively higher than the constraints. Fabrictomoves according higher than the constraints. Fabric moves according the springs and to the the springs rails. and the rails.

SPRINGS SPRING

Different strengths settoto control of actions Different strengths are are set control timetime of actions within within simulation. simulation. These the overall shape of the shell. These control thecontrol overall shape of the shell.

HOW IS IT ASSEMBLED?

The temporary pop-up theatre is designed to support by a lightweight structure, which would easily be transport least effort to install. It is formed by a pre-made semi-rigid, but stretchable fabric shell, together with pieces sticking onto the shell. When the shell is stretched on the site, it creates volume. At the same time, the clothe the movement of the rigid parts, and perform the intrinsic effects in the interior and exterior of the building.

RIGID SHELLS SET UP

SELF ASSEMBLY SET UP

HOW IS IT ASSEMBLED?

The temporary pop-up theatre is designed to support by a lightweight structure, which would easily to transport and require the least effort to i formed by a pre-made semi-rigid, but stretchable fabric shell, together with pieces of supple clothes sticking onto the shell. When the shell is str site, it creates volume. At the same time, the clothes on the shell follow the movement of the rigid parts, and perform the intrinsic affects in the i the exterior of the building.

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INTRINSIC AFFECTS | ROBERT STUART-SMITH | RMIT Lower Pool Studio, 2013 | LINH TRAN s3275314 + LEE YAN YI, CLARA s3261273 DISTRIBUTION The intension is to bring people from low-polygon region with the pixel ground and DISTRIBUTION floor; to the high-polygon region, which contains a lot of supple cloth with soft texThe intension is to bring people from low-polygon region, with the pixel ground and floor; ture. This transformation allows people to experience a gread contrast of texture to the high- polygon region, which contains a lot of supple cloth with soft texture. This and the feeling of hard and asoft insideofthe theatre. transformation allows people to experience great contrast texture and the feeling of hard and soft inside the theatre.

SUPPLE The cloth on the shell follows the movement of the rigid parts, and perform the intrinsic efSUPPLE fects in the interior and thetheexterior ofthethe building. However, as cloth weights, the more cloth The cloth on the shell follows movement of rigid parts, and perform the intrinsic affects the interior the exterior the building. clothcollapse. weights, the more it is added to inthe rigidand part, the of easily it isHowever, goingasto This condition allows unexpected it is added to the rigid part, the easily it is going to collapse. This condition allows deform ofcloth the building, which makes the shape of the building even more interesting. unexpected deform of the building, which makes the shape of the building even more interesting.

RIGID RIGID It is a lightweight structure formed by a pre-made semi-rigid, but stretchable fabric shell. ItWhen is the a lightweight structure formed semi-rigid, but stretchable fabric shell is stretched on the site, it creates volume.by As itais apre-made semi-rigid fabric, the big pieces hold up the structure and it creates a unique shape by itself, shell. When the shell is stretched on the site, it creates volume. As it is a semi-rigid fabric, the big pieces hold up the structure and creates a unique shape by itself.

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INTERIOR VIEW - STAGE AREA

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ELEVATION - PROPOSED SITE IN ALBERT PARK

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The intension is to guide visitors to experience a great contrast of texture and feel the transformation between hard and soft spatial. Color also offered indications of materiality.

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